Long-term Care Insurance

Safeguards your assets from the high costs of extended non-medical care if you routinely need help performing activities of daily living (ADLs)—expenses that are not covered by private health insurance or Medicare.

What long-term care insurance can do for you and your family:

  • Pay for essential services, if you’re ever not able to take care of your basic personal care needs or if you’re severely cognitively impaired.
  • Cover personal and home care without putting extra caregiving burdens on loved ones.
  • Maintain your independence and dignity by giving you more choice and control your long-term care needs. 
  • Provide for quality care whether you decide to be at home, a nursing facility, an adult day care, or an assisted living community. 
  • Preserve your financial security by providing funds for the care you need without depleting savings and investments.

The ADLs of long-term care bathing and grooming

Bathing and grooming

Dressing

Eating and drinking

Continence

Transferring and mobility

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